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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
WHO Is MRS. WINsLOw?

As this question Is frequently asked, We will
say that she is lady who for upwards Of forty
years has untlnngly devoted her time aud
talents a. 4 female Physician and nurse, prin-
pally among children. She has especially
studied the constitution and wants Of this
numerous class, and, ss result OF This effort
and practical knowledge, obtained In a lifetime
spent as a nurse and physician. she has CON-
pounded a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
Ing. Il operates like magic-giying rest and
health, and Is moreover sure 10 regulate mo
bowels. In consequence Of this article, Mrs VIM
slow Is becoming world-renowned as q benefsc-'
tor Of her race: children certainly do RISE Up
aud bless her; especially Is this the case In this
city. Vast quantities Of the Soothing syrup
are DAILY sold and used here. We think Mrs.
Wnslow has lmmortalized her name by this
invaluable article. and We sincerely believe
thousands OF children have been saved from
an early grave BY It's timely use, and that mil
Hons yet unborn will share lts benefits and
unite In calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering little Que,
in our opinion. until she has given it the oepeht
Of Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup. Try &c.
mother, TRY IT S0w.--Ladiss' Fisifor. New
York city Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. my 3i-eoi
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AUCTION SALES To.DAY.

GEORGE II. PoINDEXrER, 81 r. ~. CON-
fuissi0ners' sale OF real estate on east Broad,
Nineteenth. aud east Clay streets.
X. h. CHAFFlN &C0, 81 y. NJ, dwelling Va.
COS west Clay street
FUKMAN TUPPRR, 81 p. NJ, three stogy-ans-
basement residence on Grace between
Fourth and Fifth streets, aud aiso.buiidinx
lot at southeast ocruer OF Leigh and Han
cock streets.
FRANK d. HILL : CO, Az p. NJ. commission
sr's sale OF brick dwelling No lo5 west Cary
street,
\. ". EowE. ?. NJ, real estate belonging y,
the estate OF the late colone. John b.
Young.
z. A. CATEIS, or. NJ. lot on First stree. Ia.
tween Federal and Coatts streets, vita two
frame dwellings thereon.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 3 CO, SP. NJ. CON-
missiocer's saie Of i've tuo-story dwellings
on north line Of Marshall between Elxh-
tsenih and Nineteenth ssxvelA
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The observation-disclosures to
Rockets.

Yesterday was a harvest season for the
s,reetcar company. All day long the ears
did fine business.
About 1880 O'Clock the first ear ran from
Main and Laurel streets to Hollywood. and
each car afterwards carried crowds 10 the
cemetery. The new track Is a little rough
md the curves are rather too abrup,
for smooth travel. but after awhile these
troubles will be remedied.
II would be good idea for the COMPANY
10 station man Al the corner OF Main and
La.rel streets 10 give transfer cheeks 10 or
from the Main. Street line. That is the Gus
tom in larger cilies, and now that the tracks
cross this Is the best way 10 facilitate trans
fer travel.
The Iieh,nond Street. Railway Company
has row llne from Twenty-eighth and
Nam streets to HOLLYWOOD. The extension
to the New reservoir. II Is to be hoped, will
soon be completed, and the branch Into
Fulttn VIII be begun st an early day..
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THE MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Porty.Feurth Assiversssv Cese
brated-Osher Church Notes.

bPated-Otner euurcu Nvso"s
The Male Orphan Asylum celebrated lis
Forty.fouth anniversary al the First Pres
byterian church at 4:30 O'Clock sunday
evening.
The exercises opened with prayer BY
Rev. Mr.. Kerr; after which there MAS .
chorus by sAe boys presidents repofi,
chorus by the girls of the Female Humane
Society, addresses by Rev. DIR. Goodwin
and Colonel Thomas J. Evans, solos oy
Mamie Trshern and 3r. II. :. Watkins, ana
a dialogue by Rev. Ur. Hsfcher's boys.
The old officers were reelected, with Or.
W. W. Parker as president and Mr. X. r..
Richardson ~ secretary.
The presidents report shows the asylum
TO be In fine condition: the grounds and
building w,n kept. The financial status Is
satisfactory. snd the whole reflects great
credit upon the superintendent, Mr.. Jo-
serb r. Gil. The asylum starts the new
year under favorable circumstances.
Al the union missionary meeting al Craze
Street PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday after
noon addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr.
Lancaster, Rev. Mr.. stewart, and Rev. Ar.
Kerr. The mission cause was well pre-.
sented. The music was OF the highest or
der and a handsome collection was taken.
The service ai the new Chnstiin Asso-
citation Hall was attended by 2i6 men by
actual count. rbe twO-miDuts talks ot
twenty speakers, a. well a. the due musical
prog ramme. were highly enjoyed.
Rev. william i. Wright. Qf Laurel.s,rect
Methodist church, preached at the soldiers'-
Home chapel SUNDAY siiernoon good SER
mon 10 large audience.
METHODIST MATTERS.
Rev. j. NJ. Anderson, OF lleriford, y. G..
preached an able sernon al Centenary sua-
day morning.
Rev. william 6. Lumpkin. OF Mtnehes-
ter, preached at Trinity at II A. VI. Mr.
Lumpkn is ON able preacher ana never
fails to interest his bearers.
The other appointments were filed by
the regular pastors.
The preachers meeting Yesterday MORN
ing discussed the question OF sabbath obser-
vance. Mir. Reed, of Trinity, was in favor
OF a more rieid observance OF the sanctl-
ties Of the day. He believes thar sin Is
committed by riding on the trains and
street.cars on SUNDAY. and that people sin
who for q pleasure.walk visit the cemeteries
on sunday. lie says some people sin oy
getting sick on Sunday-slleh as feel had
all the week but wait Till sunday TO lay mp
and take Tcdicine. Dir. Ray and some
others Of the meeting were In favor OF a
less rigid rule.
when doctors differ what can the laity
doy "Remembcr the sabbath dag TO
keep 1t holy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
GENERAL GRANT.
GREEN N OUR HEARTS.

lie said further:
We can rever fail % honor the memory
OF those who, IN youth aud age alike. wut u
they heard the alarm pealing from Liberty's
bells. moved by one impulse, came pour
inc forth from mOuutain anil seashOre.
from hin ana valley, from city and hamlei,
and formed themselves in cOmDlny and
battalion end regluent TO defend what they
believed to be their precious bIrihright ~
freedom. They fought aud they felt.
Their cause is lost. We have only iheir
memory left Us. That shall be kept for
ever green In our hearts
"Then bring tho rich flowers from hillside and
valley,
And paisied the lips that say nay
The cowardly wretch who would rob Of their
homage
The dead southern boys in tho gray.
Bring flowers the rarest, the fairest the
sweetest;
We can only weep DER them aud pray:
OH these fiower-crowned mounds-'tis all that
ls left US
OF those dear southern boys In the gray"
OUR WOMEN.
That ceuse which gratefully remembers
its fallen heroes must ever command re-
sneet from Others; and that work which
evinces this gratitude must deserve, as II
wlll receive, the favor OF Heaven. In this
labor OF love our whole country has en-
Taged; but especial praise Is due the fai :
daughters tf our land. Whatever Is goo !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
To liccn.e.Tax PAYERS.

Licensc.f3Xfs due the State. TO run 10
April 80. 1883, are payable on June 1T.
These and all other STATE taxes can be paid
il coupons, which | am prepared to fur
nish at yeiy great saving 10 the tax
payer.
give each Taxpayer 4 written guarantee
0f legal protection, free OF all cost 10 him.
No taX-poyer who bas purchased coupons
OF me has suffered any loss or harm.
JAMES Z. COOPER.
OH Main street, Richmond, Va.
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orgauisf for Monumental Chureh.

MIR. ii. |. SOlomous. Of New YORK, has
been appointed orQanist and chOir.master
OF Monumental church. For several years
Mr.. SolOmOns was director OF a choir OF
thirty.f five voices in Calvary chapel. New
York, but recently he has been travelling
for northern pIsno-house. As he Is a
consummste musician and Instructor. with
churchly method. the music % Monu-
mental church promises 10 soon be better
than il has ever been.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
SEASON OPENS JUNE %. 1885,.

DEER PARK and OAKLAND, but six miles
distant from eaoh other. are connected by n
superb ce1iaEe-roai Both are located directly
uJon the man line ef the Baltimore and Ohio
roilrcnd, and all trains stop at both points.
Unccr the capable management OF Mr.
GFoEGg D.. DESuIELDs these famous resorts
will maintain the high standard of previous
seasons.
Among the improvements that will be noted
by former guests are the Introduction OF cleo
tic lights iuiO hOuse and grounds; large swim
ming leihs ADDED 10 the bathing establish
ments for ladies and gcntlemen; Increased
aud iml rOved water supply drawn from the
Ceichieted Rolling Springs.
RATES 800. $,5. and 800 per month, accord
ing 10 location. Diagrams Of rooms and floors
will be- furnished upon application.
All communications should be addressed 10
GEORGE y. DESHIELDS, Queen City Hotel, Cum
berlanI, Md. up 10 June 10Th; after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county,
Nd nv ~ pO1tIe3U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
OH Main street, Ricbmo
Celebrated Bird Smoking Tobacco TRB-
BEIT s. TAYLOR. Sole Agents.

CArARRH. HAY or RosE-FEyRR. Tho
cleansing. soothing. and healing properties Of
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid are experienced in
the treatment aud cure Of Catarrh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid sooihes and heals tho
infiamed membranes and removes the often
siyo odor that tcharacterizes the disease. should
the Inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid as a gargIe to allay the Inflammation
aud 10 disinfect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31


Another year has passed away.
And nov. in earth's sweet spring,
We place wreath on GlOry's grave,
And horal tributes bring.
The birds still sing, the flowers bloom
As sweet az e'er before;
But birds will ring, nor flowers bloem,
For loved aud lost no more.
We cherish all-known or unknown
Who died for Dixie's land,
Who bore aloit the southern cross
From James 20 Rio Grande.
We honor all whose batte-can
Was Make the southlapd free
We DO not ask their birth or creed
They fought and fell with Lee.
our lovely women come to-day
TO kneel at Freedoms shrine,
And every age and every class
Their laurels here entwine.
This Is a day when all eau meet
Ard DER past sorrows sigh,
For here our love for man wells up
From springs that never die.
This humble turf wraps honored clay
As e'r the sun shone on;
As bled at great ThermOpyle,
or died at Marathon.
Here sleep the lender and the true
Who laughed defeat 20 scorn.
Like those who at CullOden fought,
or won at Bannockburn.
On sacred cause. Oh cause 20 lost,
With conquered banner furied,
In ashes still your record shines
And lights this western world.
Long throb our loyal hearts for thee,
And may our love increase
Fer virtue greater than was Rome's,
Or glory than was Greece.
Not Westminster's Abbey famed,
Nor tones proud Appian Way,
Has cause 10 be more hallowed ground
Than this We deck to-day.
Long be these Meccas dear 20 us,
And be their memories green,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
Ey~ CLARET.

Cur stock Cf CLARETS IL complete aud very
largo. We receive these winos from one OF
the best houses in Bordeaux. and fully guar
antce their purity We have complete as
sofiment Of nj the finer brands. such a. CHA
1EAU LAKOSE, MARGAUX, LATTE, etc,
etc, but We beg 10 call particular attention TO
our large importation Of
CLARETS IN HOGsHEADS.
perfectly pure, and 80 well adapted for the
coming hot season. many OF which we bottle
ourselves and sell at very low prices. We shall
be pleased torcceiyc orders for these CLARETS
in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
my 9G-Gt No. "a Governor street.
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Accident.

Rock HILL, :. c.. May 20, lss7.
Louis IpShur. Secretary souther1, Accidem
Insurance Company Richmond, Vd.'
Dear Sir,-I beg to acknowledge receipt
OF check ior S1S.j7 Ia payment Of my claim
sent yeu 25tb instant. The proDp.ne>s
of your company is highly commendable,
and hearily endof,e II IN every respect.
Respectfully, j. II. OyERCARSB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
u,HE RAILWAY ADVERTISER,

Stsuntop. IA. Is the NEST efficient edyer-
Using medium in the South for SCHOOLS,
SPRINGS. and HOTELS Established ~ ~;
Distributed daily on the Baltimore ano ohio i
aud Newport News and Mississippi yalley l- Isia-
roads. Large quantities sent weekly 70 e'9ss
Tor tbe guests. Brings each school. spring, anu
hotel advertisement IA direct aud dsliy con
tact with a large and wealthy class, the pIln,- pl,
cipal patrons Of such institutions-the ,ss uagei-
ling Public. Free 70 all. Goes esory W.. ,, -
Read t,y A new man every day al the most op-
perfume moment Former patrons roneNlhs'
Positive proof Of efficiency. Widest cirenia-
ton. Attractive advertisements. Tinted pa.
per. Lowest rates Write to-day Tor copy a. anu
ierIns my l7.fu, ,Th&sssw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
GRATEFUL-COMORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFA%'

"By Athoroueh knowledge the natural laws
Shich govern the operations oidigestion and nu-
triisnn. and by a careful application Of the fine
nropertles of well-selected Coca, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tables Nth delicately
Favored beverage which maysaye us many
of such articles Of diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strrng enough TO
resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle rnaladies are floating arolnd us really
may escape many q fatal shaft By keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood aud q
nroperly-uourished trame.N-Ctrf-SefUice Ga
Made simply with boiling watr or mix.
sold only Ia half-pound tins 10y grocers' Ia
hsiied thus: JAMES EPPS,S CO.,
Homeopathic Ciemists,
taes-Tu. .Th&Saiy Loo4on, Eng.
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GREENWOOD HOTEL,
GREENWOOD DEPOT, VA"
opens JUNE /, 1881.
A & RRTCE,


V'HE CELEBRATED ROCK
RHfpCr AITM SPRINGS and the weH-
kuown JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS. with rs
Grand Hotel have been consolidated, anu
ros-c..ing every improvement, u uheAVoP'
ioual in al its appointments
OPEN FROM JUNE isT.
KATFs. Per month Of twenty-eight day
80. SO s85. $50. SO. go. f55. $50. t6o, and ~
according 70 size aud location oil rooin' SPo-
sIni rates f0T the season. -
rorfaut irn prOgements have been maue'
tCiriue LusurpGssed f,, -,
A. 20 10 manner Ia which ths resort WIZ 90
.,uofrtanres rhO favored me with their patron
age during The sixteen years was tne N l,iai an
aging partner Of the GreenDrier hhlte sur
Fhur Springs. ,,-, ,.,t..,
Pamphlets. with certificates OF bigh hepi.Si
auf,rtitv AZ Purcell Laid q Cos, or by ad-
drcesing GEORGE L. PEYTON,
my 2l-eOdim oeperal Mdnoeoi'
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y.aiiuiug's Res.auranf.

Mannne's Ie.taurant, Eleventh and
Bank streets. opens to-day.
Everything in hrstcliss Style.
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IoTHRR LOCAL on THIRD PAGE. !
sf.6J.

BFomine and Arseuic Water delivered
IN any part OF the city AZ $i.65 a dozen, or
~ cents q single bottle.
X. G. CABEI.L, JR.,
Third and Main streets.
Telephone pa. or drop postal-clrd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

0TTERBURS LITnA AND MhGSEsIi WATER
cures all kidney diseases, dyspepsia, piles, con-
stipation, sc. sca0sS,
Eleventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
For A SHORT TIME OsLY

COOK
will offer his CABINET Pr .ToGRAPHs for g aDd
81 per dozen. Guaranteed the finest In the
world No. 9l3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

DR.. IIenley's Celery, Beef, and Iron
ought TO be IN every house m the United
states. II will not only relieve, but will
permanently cure ali nervous troubles-
indigestion, sleeplessness, neuralgia, chills
and fever, weak digestion, etc. Leading
physicians acknowledge IT,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
phillirs,s piges,,ble Coeoa

presents a new and yaluatle food beverage. IL
is delicious TO the taste, highly nutritious, and
rendered readily digesiiblc. II will not cause
distress or headache, like the ordinary cocoss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR

A UNJOIA WHITE SUITHU UN
~ SPRINGS. POND GAP, AUGUSTA COUN-
~. NA.-SECOND SEASON OPEN JUNE lsT,
lS>1.-Siiuated on Chesapeake and ohio rail-
WAY. about ore half mile from the depot and
po-t-Oflce pond Gap, and eighteen miles west
Of Staunton. at an elevation Of 1000 feet
above tire sea. Nearer and more accessible 10
the centres Of life and trade than any Of the
Virginia Springs, with lower rates for board
than any place Of Is CLASS in the mountains.
Telegraph Office GFcrEpl. Na) connected by
telephone with hotel.
>Cnd for circulars 10 ANDERSON BRO
THEIRS, University Of Virginia, or 10 DANIEL
g ANDERSON at pOst-Ol1ice above uamcd.
my Him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

Virginia Chief and Silver Spray Smoking
Tobacco. Finest made for cigarettes aud
pipe. TRIBBETr & TAYLOR, AgsntA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

NIOUNrAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
w SPRINGS, over ROrkGeh Gap. Blue-RidCS
Mountains: 1900 feet above the level Of the
sea: fine views: n delightful summer resort;
cheap board: strong iron springs; many at
fractions TO the invalid. pleasure-seeker, and
families; Of easy access. Address HENRY l..
MASSIE, Alton. Va. my l9-lm
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nOARDING.

NEW YORK BOARD.-PARTIES
~ visiting New York can secure ROOMS ana
BOARD In frst- class locality convenient 20 all
railroads. and Central Park. Terms moderate
MRS. II. SEATON.
mvH-it l05 west Flfty-seveoth strebt
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Z DNISr RATES FOR FIRST
Z CLASS SUMMER BOARD.
IUVALHOUSF. SALEM. Va.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

Special features Introduced fortae entertain
Iutrt,f orr russt- Nu-ir. halls. parties, pic
ti-. excursions. fishing, hunting; large airy
i0trHe. -cs beds.
ir,a..a. D. Co. AMI from an trains.
INIJ CINENTS OFFERED 10 YOUNG MEN.
AcGI,-- fOl Illustrated circular and rates.
J.. 4. PARSONS,
uv1n-ln Salem Va.
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Eri HAVANA CIGARS.
just receiving a large invoice Of
HAVANA CIGARS.

These CIGARS were selected for ne by one
Of the Oldest aud best commission houses in
Havana. and We can recommend them as Of
very hue quality
ALSO,
KEY WEST. Of the Principe de Gales factory,
and large lots Of very superior DOMESTIC
CIGARS.
my s6-Gt O. CRAM Il co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

DARTIES VISITING NEW YORK
can ind strictly FlRST-CL ASS ROOMS and
BOARD. Finest location In city. Near prin-
cipal hotels, theatres, &c. Terms: SO por day (;
sl0 per week. Address Mrs. WHITE, 10 west
stif,y-frst street, between Fifth avenue aud
BroAdWay. my Ee-oOlIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

Young or middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility or other delicate dis
eases. however induced, speedily and perma-
ncntly cured. Address. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

J ne lkhl thdN hNn
In woman's eyes
Is n ray OF Heavens own brightness, but II is,
alas. often dimmed or quonchcd 10y some wear
ing disease, perhaps silently borne, but taking
ali comfort and enjoyment out Ot life ihat
hight Of the household can he rekindled aud
made TO glow with its natural brightness. DR..
X. V. ficrcc's "favorite P-escri ption" Is a pO-
tcnt specific for most Of the chronic weaknesses
md dlsens es mcmillan 70 MOmen.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
'VHE HUGF DRASTIC. GRIPPING

Il eickcDinR pills are fast being superseded
by Dr. Pierce's "Purgatlye Pellets" Sold by
druggists.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

IN OLD VIRGINIA.-THE WRI-
4 TlNGS Of Thomas Nelson Page now pub
lishfd complete In one volume. containing
"Narse Chan" "Mch Lady," Polly &C..
;l.g5; Mosby's War "reminiscences and Stuarts
cavalry Campaigns. with portraits, Soc. The
Recent Past, by Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama,
e.: BE Fell In Love With His Vile, by Roe, &c;
Our Country, by Phelps, 5or.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
rnvoS gll Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" BATH COUNTY, VA,
APE NOW OPEN.
lt tlc LARGEST and most delightful hath IN
flr Irrsl States, and most encacious in
rheumatism. Gout, Scigtica. Neuralgia, ane
-millr diseases. specific for Dyspepsia.
IamIllef- 90 bc lad Of Purcell, lHdd c Co,
Ii.lnold. or of the proprietor sond postal.
JOHN +. EUBANk.
June J. Iss- my li-2in
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NO NLITARY.

The lqdiOs had hoped 10 have some
one or more OF the military computes
present, but circumstances We're sucn thlt
In this respect they failed to realize their
fond expeciaticn. In former years nothing
has added so much 10 the.e celcir,li0ns a,
the preseuce OF the military marching to
strains of inspiring music, and the ladies
w,re very much disappointed, and Just
.a1I,e they had for being so. when Holly
Nood received 20 much and they 80 iittle
ST the hands Of our soldiery.
THE DECORATIONS.
The ladies OF the association and other
wiling hands were at work early 10 the
ming. and II was interesting TO see with
what real pleasure they arranged the fow-
ers 10 Law upon the graves OF tbe noble ones
who ielIin the defence Of the " Lost Cause
espousfd. Their friends had not re-
,ponded 10 their appeals for assistance in
The way Of flowers as literally as might
baye been expected, and they had to make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
National Cemetery ON the williams
hurg lfOad.

large number OF c0Iored people, M
eludiDg Custer Post, q. A. X, and the
Carney Guards commanded by Captain
Nicholas), visited this cemetery yesterday
and decorated the graves OF The Federil
soldiers. Rev. Mr.. Kaio, pastor OF the
Episcopal church In this city, was the ora
tor OF the occasion.
The cemetery is beautifully sltuated in a
lovely spot a few miles below the city.
There are are G,542 Federal dead buried In
this cemetery. All OF them are unknown
but S42, and each grave is marked with a
small marble headstone. The number OF
graves Is 1893; In some OF them as many
as seven bodies are buried. Two thou
s1nd OF these dead were brought from the
baitle-felds Of Seven Pines, Galnes's Mills.
and FusselPs Mills, and tue others were re-
moved from the cemeteries OF Hollywood
and OlkwOOd and other burial-grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

After The prayer Or. Burton introduced
The orator Of the occasion, Rev. DR.. ;. A
Goodwin, who said:
| believe that it was Edmund Burke
who, when called ~ address an audience a.
the university OF his country, his organs
OF speech refused to perform their iune.
tions, and the heart OF England's great
orator trembled with its OHn emotions. lie
stood before Ihrt brilllsnt assembly a stil
as statue sad a. dumb a. an idol. In tnat
sublime scene nature herself paid the
tribute due science and letters. The
renowned orator and accomplished states
man, whose eye gazed unmoyed upon
poieptates aud princes and whose geniu:.
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